Recovery Psychiatric Services
About the Practice
Recovery Psychiatric Services is a psychiatric practice providing mental health, treatment, support. Our experienced team is committed to delivering compassionate, evidence-based care to support your mental health and wellness.
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Practice Context in IntroTherapy
- • IntroTherapy lists 455 mental health practices in Las Vegas. Recovery Psychiatric Services is one of them.
- • 1,075 practices statewide in Nevada are tracked in our directory.
- • 207 practices in Nevada list ADHD as a focus area.
- • 81 practices in Las Vegas accept EmblemHealth.
- • Typical psychiatrist compensation in Nevada: $200,000 – $350,000 (median $256,000). Source: BLS OEWS, state cost-of-labor adjusted.
Data compiled from U.S. state licensing boards, NPI public registry, and verified practice listings. Mental health is a YMYL topic — we prioritize licensed, verified providers only. Methodology & sources · Updated August 2026.
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Reviews & Ratings
77 total reviews
Frequently asked questions
Where is Recovery Psychiatric Services located?
Recovery Psychiatric Services is located at 4431 S Eastern Ave # 1, Las Vegas, NV 89119.
What is the phone number for Recovery Psychiatric Services?
You can reach Recovery Psychiatric Services at (702) 823-3003.
What insurance does Recovery Psychiatric Services accept?
Recovery Psychiatric Services accepts Fidelis. Confirm coverage directly with the practice before your first session.
What does Recovery Psychiatric Services specialize in?
Recovery Psychiatric Services lists the following clinical focus areas: ADHD, Aging/Elderly, Anxiety, Depression, OCD, Substance Abuse, Trauma/PTSD, Veterans/Military.
How is Recovery Psychiatric Services rated?
Recovery Psychiatric Services is rated 4.6 out of 5 based on 77 patient reviews.
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